Sentence examples for through an issue of from inspiring English sources

Viewing these works is like browsing through an issue of Artforum magazine from about 1970.

The bank gets 39.5% of Bear straight away through an issue of new shares.

The mutually owned Co-op is to pay £350m initially, through an issue of bonds.

He was sitting in the waiting room of his dentist, flipping through an issue of Reader's Digest.

In July 2011, for example, the GLA borrowed £600m through an issue of bonds, to help fund Crossrail.

For weeks now the government has been sounding out investors about plans to raise about €3 billion, or $4 billion, through an issue of 10-year bonds.

It's an issue of follow-through, like anything else in life.

Now the three commissioners have dramatically upped the ante, providing examples of Moorhouse's sentencing history that they say raise "an issue of misconduct through neglect of duty".

And we're going through an issue right now of perhaps purposeful disinvestment, for example, through the National Science Foundation.

Just try reading small text in poor light, or flicking through an early issue of Wired.

Unlike Hugo, I didn't have to caffeinate my way through an entire issue of The Economist.